Best SNL cast member

[ononimo]

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The fact that phil hartman has just as many votes as bill murray makes me want to hurl.

Has anyone here even heard of bill murray?

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[Jack of Arcades]

Bill Murray is awesome. Phil Hartman is SNL.

[whiskeytown]

my fav's aren't on here - I picked the 3 best of the list.

I used to love Eddie Murphy in Mr. Robinson's Neighborhood - that and Tim Kazensurky doing his doctor stuff on the Weekend Update which was just basically horrible puns. He did one on orgasms that made me laugh forever.

"Tennis players get Bobby-Orrgasms."

I laughed at that over and over.

No idea what an orgasm was at the time.

I was an 8 year old...and stupid. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

RB

[tolbiny]

unfrozen cave man lawyer.

[youtalkfunny]

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Molly Shannon

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wtf

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I don't know, man. It was hard to come up with a short list. I was trying to include a couple of female cast members. FWIW, she's at the bottom of the list.

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Never heard of Gilda Radner? She was the first one, male or female, that Lorne hired.

Damn young'uns.

(Yeah, I'm the dope who voted for Denny Miller. I'm also the only guy in America who liked him during the football games.)

[youtalkfunny]

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"Tennis players get Bobby-Orrgasms."

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Bobby Orr played tennis, too? No wonder his knees couldn't last.

[splashpot]

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Never heard of Gilda Radner?

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Dude. She's on the list. You are going to criticize me without even reading my post?

[Georgia Avenue]

I like the list, yo, but I want to write in 1 (1) Vote for Amy Poelher. She (along with Hortatio Sanz) has that Hartman quality of being frikn HILARIOUS just by like putting on a wig. I think she's funnier (and hotter) than any woman on the show previously.

I voted for Eddie Murphy, Hartman, and John Belushi, because I think they were iconic ON THE SHOW. Murray, Martin, etc were fine, but did their best work elsewhere. Miller was close...he invented fake-news-as-actual-journalism...

Finally, a mini-poll:
(Eras taken from HERE ...where I found this gem:

# A film version of 'Sprockets' was planned, but abandoned after Mike Myers became dissatisfied with his own script. It would have involved Dieter travelling to the USA to rescue Klaus, his pet monkey.)

[ansky451]

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2000–2005
1 13%


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Gross.

(gross because its 1, not 0.)

[nyc999]

This is near impossible to choose only 3, but I went with Murray, Hartman and Ferrell.